Chapter

 1 3,3 |      and among them he loved me chief. And so he suffered this
 2 5,5 |         right and left of their chief. This troop was not only
 3 5,5 |       whereon the arms of their chief were emblazoned. ~At last
 4 5,5 |      depose him; but the king's chief counsellors, gained over,
 5 5,8 |   Spaniard whom he had made the chief of his bravoes; he was a
 6 6,3 |      the disappearance of their chief, the strange dress of their
 7 6,4 |    understand how the pope, the chief of the league, ordered him
 8 7,2 |        costs. So he ordered the chief of his sbirri to come and
 9 7,2 |      rank, instead of being the chief of a few miserable sbirri?" ~"
10 7,4 |   pierced with nine wounds, the chief one in the throat, whose
11 10,4|       he fled by night with the chief nobles of the Ghibelline
12 10,4|        Cardinal Ascanio and the chief men of the Milanese army.
13 11,3| Archbishop of Cosenza, acted as chief mourner at St. Peter's,
14 11,5|    litter to try to escape, the chief seized her in his arms and
15 11,5|   Prince of Squillace, with the chief lords of the Roman nobility,
16 14,2|        to his own, ordering the chief never to leave the foot
17 16,1|       pillow: this then was the chief difficulty. ~But prisoner
18 16,2|      which made his adversary's chief force. To his great astonishment,